versioning
- noun
- /ˈvɜrʒənɪŋ/
- Specialized
- My server is Debian, so any versioning server must be able to run on Linux.
Examples
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Let's take a lesson from software versioning, which implies incremental improvement.
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Hopefully, all the versioning will happen on the server side without cluttering my workspace.
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In this case, the answer to the versioning question is to just add it.
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So let's get back to versioning.
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If you don't know how to use a versioning system, any versioning system is going to be difficult to imagine.
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I liked it back in the day, but versioning was not controllable and it had cluttered menu windows.
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I am looking for an easygoing, minimally invasive versioning system.
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When you are using the accept header for versioning, aren't you essentially extending the URI to include the header?
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If the taxonomies change, the change must be backwardly compatible, or the taxonomies must accommodate versioning.
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The versioning process in software development allows teams to track changes over time.
Synonyms
A change made to improve or correct something
A new version of a book or film with changes
A new version of something old that changes its form or style
Surface Forms
Morphology
versioning = version (transparent) = version + ing
Formed by adding the productive gerundive suffix '-ing' to the verb 'version' to denote the action or process.
Etymology
Versioning comes from version, which has the root vers- meaning 'turn' and appears in words like reverse. So versioning is about making different 'turns' or forms of something and keeping track of those different versions.